Children’s brokerage applications
Hi there! We wanted to say hi, and share some lovely feedback we received: Hi Jo , Thank you so […]
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Free webinar on AHURI research, Workplace trauma on the social housing and homelessness frontline
New AHURI research, Workplace trauma on the social housing and homelessness frontline, has revealed how the immense pressures on the
AHURI Report: Workplace trauma on the social housing and homelessness frontline
Workplace trauma on the social housing and homelessness frontline Final Report No. 455 Date Published: 10 Feb 2026 Authors: Deb Batterham Emma Barnes Chris Hartley Kathleen
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Consumer Affairs Victoria’s Funded Services Program Reviews
Consumer Affairs has released their Funded Services Program Reviews final report and it is no surprise that services need more
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To our Jewish Community
The Loddon Mallee Homelessness Network is reaching out to members of our Jewish community – our staff, colleagues, clients, friends
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Disasters and your rights and responsibilities as a tenant
This post is targeted at people who are renting, and those that support them. This is from Tenants Victoria and
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Cracking the rental vacancy rate: A first-of-its-kind deep dive into the metric shaping housing markets
New AHURI research has critically analysed Australian private rental vacancy rates (RVR) for the first time. The research investigates the
Record number of Victorians seek homelessness help as state ranks last on social housing
Media Release from Council to Homeless Persons 04/12/2025 More than 105,000 Victorians sought homelessness assistance in 2024-25, with services unable
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Updated caravan park information on Tenants Victoria website
Changes have arrived Living in a caravan park as your main home comes with rights and responsibilities under Victoria’s rental
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Where is all the housing!?
We bring you this article from ABC that highlights the lack of affordable housing in the state of Western Australia.
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Research on single-parent renters
Challenges facing single-parent renters Everyone deserves timely access to support for their legal issues. This support should be delivered in
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Homeless camp at site of long-delayed social housing project in Bendigo
The ABC has published an article about the Virginia Hill development in Eaglehawk, or lack there of! In short: A
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Landlords are key to rental housing stability. New research finds two very different investing behaviours
NEW RESEARCH New AHURI research reveals half of all rental properties are held for only 2 years or less, however
Victorian Housing Register now at 65,000
Victorian Housing Register up again, now topping 65,000 There are now more than 65,000 people waiting for social housing in
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Youth Homelessness Matters Day
Over 43,000 children and young people under the age of 25 presented alone to a homelessness service in 2023–24. Of
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Homelessness Australia welcomes funding for peak bodies
Homelessness Australia has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of $6.2 million in peak body funding over 3 years that will
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Great news for Echuca’s homeless community!
The Campaspe Shire Council is partnering with Victoria Police (Echuca) and Anglicare Victoria in an effort to support the homeless
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ACOSS demands action after 10 income support recipients died
“Revelations today that at least 10 people have died after having their income support payments wrongfully cut off are shocking,
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